Friday's Kosato

Each time you read a Komako Sakai story, you take a step closer to childhood.
Step into the warm memories of childhood, an excellent read-aloud book for parents and children.
 Komako Sakai's award-winning work at the Bratislava International Biennial of Illustration (BIB)
 "Childhood Trilogy" for all children
 A classic masterpiece by Komako Sakai, one of Japan's most popular illustrators, winner of the Japan Picture Book Award, the Bratislava International Biennial of Illustration (BIB) Grand Prix, the Dutch Silver Pencil Award, and The New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Books Award.
 Holds a key to children's hearts, accurately opening the door to the world of childhood
 A "play-like" experience that pierces the heart, presenting the true inner world of children from multiple perspectives and at a deep level
Introduction
An award-winning work at the Bratislava International Biennial of Illustration (BIB), and one of Komako Sakai's representative picture books.
The entire picture book is like a trilogy, with "Little Sugar on Friday," "The Organ in the Grass," and "Between Night and Night," presenting the image of the well-behaved Little Sugar, the unconventional little boy, and the sleepless little girl at night. In this picture book, which has a modern yet classical feel, the author conveys the self-exploration of childhood and curiosity about the surrounding environment in a poetic and delicate way, accurately grasping children's emotions, feelings, and reactions. The illustrations are beautiful, and the content is profound, entering from a child's first-person perspective, which resonates more with children.
Why is the praying mantis so obsessed with "Little Sugar"?
Why does the little boy play magnificent music in the grass?
Why doesn't the little girl want to enter sweet dreams?
The day you discover the answers, you will begin to "understand" your child...
This work has received extremely high praise and acclaim not only in Japan but also internationally.

2019-06-01

台海出版社

Double Helix Kids' Library

64

9787516822708